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After finding yourturn.com while googling for toy recycling programs on Google,
Max scans the screen looking for a quick way to get his goals achieved. He sees a banner of
scrolling pictures of kids playing with toys. Identifying the big button saying give, he clicks on that button.

Max is then taken to a page where he can list all of the toys he is interested in giving away. Now, because Naomi was a lot more interested in Japanese comics than Barbies, she had a lot more of them. Max, being a busy professional, didn't have the time to list out every single comic he had ever bought her. So he decides to simply submit an item with the title "Japanese Comics" and pictures of the comics laid out side by side. So that others can find the item listings he also adds a category of "Manga" and "Comics." He decides that manually typing in the details of each Barbie wasn't too much effort since Naomi had been particular when it came to holding on to the boxes they came in. After pressing submit, Max begins the waiting period.

Now Kyle having found yourturn.com presses the receive tab on the home page. He realizes that he can search for toys by type and types in his oldest kid's preference for toys: "Comics." He also decides to filter by distance under 5 miles away, as he can't afford the gas to go further for free toys. He manages to find some comics listed and luckily some of them happen to be the same comics that he had seen his kid reading before. He drags the free toys listed to his shopping cart slots and presses a claim button.

After Kyle claimed the toys, Max got a notification in his mailbox about someone claiming his toys. Excited, he finds the person that had made the request and open dialog made simple through an account page on yourturn.com. Kyle and Max make plans to meet up in the middle  between both of them, to make it easier on both parties. Finally Max got rid of some toys, while Kyle made his oldest son's day.